How to make size_hint_x start from 0.2 instead of 0 in Kivy?

I have many columns to show using layout5. Since the app will be displayed on different screen sizes, I used layout5.bind(minimum_width=layout5.setter('width')) to set the width. Notably, Layout5's parent is scroll3 with pos_hint={'x':0.2,'y':0.02}. This means my columns start showing from x=0.2. Problem: layout5.bind(minimum_width=layout5.setter('width')) calculates the minimum width from 0 instead of 0.2, so I can't see all columns.

Question: how can I make sure that the layout5.bind(minimum_width=layout5.setter('width')) takes into consideration the fact that the parent widget (scroll3) x-axis starts at 0.2?

Note:

1. I have put asterisks on the parts of the code that one should focus on.
2. When running the code, just substitute Screen1.csv with any csv file on your machine.

Full code:

from kivy.uix.screenmanager import Screen, ScreenManager
from kivy.uix.gridlayout import GridLayout
import pandas as pd
from kivy.uix.scrollview import ScrollView
from kivy.uix.label import Label
from kivymd.uix.anchorlayout import MDAnchorLayout
from kivymd.uix.button import MDRoundFlatButton
from kivymd.app import MDApp



class Screen1 (Screen):
    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        super(Screen1, self).__init__(**kwargs)

        # Reading Data
        data1 = pd.read_csv('Screen1.csv')

        # row range
        rows1 = range(3, 29)

        # column range
        cols1 = range(4, 74)


        layout0 = GridLayout(cols=1, rows=1, size_hint=(0.18, 1.79))
        layout0.bind(minimum_height=layout0.setter('height'))
        self.add_widget(layout0)
        label0 = Label(text="Train Station           Platform", bold=True)
        layout0.bind(minimum_width=layout0.setter('width'))
        layout0.add_widget(label0)

        # Creating the Stations names and their respective platforms
        cols10 = range(1, 3)
        layout10 = GridLayout(cols=len(cols10), rows=len(rows1), size_hint=(1, None), row_default_height=50, spacing=10,
                              row_force_default=True)
        layout10.bind(minimum_height=layout10.setter('height'))
        # 2.65
        scroll1 = ScrollView(do_scroll_x=False, do_scroll_y=True, size_hint=(0.20, 0.84),
                             bar_color=(0, 0, 0, 0), bar_inactive_color=(0, 0, 0, 0))
        scroll1.add_widget(layout10)
        self.add_widget(scroll1)

        for row in rows1:
            for col in cols10:
                selected = str(data1.iloc[row, col])
                label10 = Label(text=selected, color=(1, 1, 1, 1), opacity=1)
                layout10.add_widget(label10)

        # Creating the back button
        layout1 = MDAnchorLayout(anchor_x='left', anchor_y='top')
        self.add_widget(layout1)

        button1 = MDRoundFlatButton(text='Back', line_color=(1, 1, 1, 1), text_color=(1, 1, 1, 1), _min_height=30,
                                    _min_width=100)
        #button1.fbind('on_press', self.Screen2)
        layout1.add_widget(button1)

        # Creating the title label
        layout2 = GridLayout(cols=1, rows=1, size_hint_y=1.93, size_hint_x=1.1)
        self.add_widget(layout2)

        label2 = Label(text="KwaMashu to Durban to Umlazi", bold=True, font_size=20)
        layout2.add_widget(label2)

        # Creating the train numbers
        rows2 = range(1, 2)
        layout4 = GridLayout(cols=len(cols1), rows=len(rows2), size_hint_x=None, size_hint_y=1, col_default_width=100,
                             col_force_default=True, spacing=10)
        layout4.minimum_width = len(cols1)
        layout4.bind(minimum_width=layout4.setter('width'))
      
        scroll2 = ScrollView(do_scroll_x=True, do_scroll_y=False, size_hint_y=1.74, pos_hint={'x': 0.20, 'y': 0.02},
                             bar_inactive_color=(0, 0, 0, 0), bar_color=(0, 0, 0, 0))
        scroll2.add_widget(layout4)
        # pos_hint = {'x': 0.20, 'y': 0.02},
        self.add_widget(scroll2)
        for row in rows2:
            for col in cols1:
                df1 = data1.iloc[row, col]
                label8 = Label(text=str(df1), bold=True)
                layout4.add_widget(label8)

        # Creating the timetable label

        
#Important***
        layout5 = GridLayout(cols=len(cols1), rows=len(rows1), size_hint_x=(None), size_hint_y=None,
                             col_default_width=100, col_force_default=True,
                             row_default_height=50, spacing=10, row_force_default=True)
        layout5.bind(minimum_height=layout5.setter('height'))
        layout5.bind(minimum_width=layout5.setter('width'))

#Important***
        scroll3 = ScrollView(size_hint=(1, 0.84), pos_hint={'x': 0.2, 'y': 0.02},
                             bar_inactive_color=(0, 0, 0, 0), bar_color=(0, 0, 0, 0))
        scroll3.add_widget(layout5)
        self.add_widget(scroll3)

        for row in rows1:
            for col in cols1:
                df = data1.iloc[row, col]
                label5 = Label(text=str(df), color=(0.75, 0.75, 0.75, 1))

                layout5.add_widget(label5)

        # Timetable and train numbers (X move together, not Y)
        scroll3.bind(scroll_x=lambda instance, value: setattr(scroll2, 'scroll_x', scroll3.scroll_x))
        scroll2.bind(scroll_x=lambda instance, value: setattr(scroll3, 'scroll_x', scroll2.scroll_x))

        # Timetable and Train Stations names (Y move together, not X)
        scroll3.bind(scroll_y=lambda instance, value: setattr(scroll1, 'scroll_y', scroll3.scroll_y))
        scroll1.bind(scroll_y=lambda instance, value: setattr(scroll3, 'scroll_y', scroll1.scroll_y))

class SuperApp (MDApp):
    def build(self):
        self.theme_cls.theme_style='Dark'
        screen_manager=ScreenManager()
        screen_manager.add_widget(Screen1(name='Screen1'))
        return screen_manager

if __name__=='__main__':
    SuperApp().run()

Your scroll3 has size_hint=(1, 0.84). This means that scroll3 width is the entire width of your Screen1. However, your pos_hint puts the scroll3 at an x value that is 20% of the Screen width. This means that the right 20% of scroll3 is off the Screen. Try changing the size_hint of scroll3 to size_hint=(0.8, 0.84). You may have similar issues elsewhere.